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Lenny is a student from Kenya who needs $150 to fund his education.

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Lenny Gekonde
I come from a humble background, raised by a hardworking father who earns a living through jua kali work and a devoted mother who is a housewife.
Growing up taught me resilience, discipline, and gratitude.
One of my most difficult experiences was facing financial challenges, which strengthened my determination to succeed.
I am proud of my academic progress despite limitations.
My dream is to achieve higher education and uplift my family and community.
If I could change my country, I would expand access to Health care.
"Hard work today creates hope for tomorrow."

Birthday: 2011

Gender: Male

Favorite Classes: Junior school classes

Favorite Books: Story books

I Want to Be: Optician

Hobbies: Reading, playing football

Family: father, mother, 1 brother, 1 grandfather, 1 grandmother

A-Level School: Kebirigo Boys High School

Funding for Grade 10 2026:
Tuition, Exams, Uniform   $150

TOTAL   $150
Lenny's Journal
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I would like to thank Almighty God for enabling me to complete this term safely. It has been a long and challenging term, but I was able to overcome the difficulties despite some disruptions that resulted in a loss of learning time. The term was also very busy, with many school activities taking place.

Academically, I have made good progress, and I am determined to continue working hard to improve my grades so that I can achieve my dreams. I would also like to express my sincere gratitude to the World Education Fund for their unwavering support throughout this term. Their assistance has motivated me to stay focused on my education, and I truly appreciate the opportunity they have given me.
I sincerely appreciate WEF for the valuable support they have given towards my education. Overall, the term has been positive, although I faced a few challenges along the way. Adjusting to a new school environment and its traditions was not easy at the beginning, but with the skills and values I have developed, I was able to settle in within a short time.

In terms of academics, I performed fairly well in my examinations. Since these were my first exams in a new school, I consider my performance a good foundation. However, I am not fully satisfied and remain committed to improving by putting in more effort to achieve even better results.

I am optimistic and look forward to making greater progress in the coming term.